It looks like these have a H11 connector and bare wire leads. What do you do with the leads if you use the connector?
31234
I bought these but 35Watts is not enough, waste my money and don't use. Was my mistake didn't look this at time. Who wants to buy, don't buy 35w. From now i go for 55wats or more.
31235
push your leads into the connector, you will hear a click. your good to go. make sure you have the correct polarity. red = hot, black = ground. on most cars white is hot. use a simple circuit tester to make sure. if not you will pop a fuse. good luck.
250166
pat,i have them to hook up, but i have not had the time yet! i mounted them but not the wires-have my truck dissasembled at the moment.i have the differential out so it's on the list!rodger
1047758
Just wire one end to your power supply, being careful to get the polarity correct. You should protect the exposed wires on the other end.. I just covered each lead with a small piece of heat shrink tubing.
251469
Can't remember probably a HB, but replacement are cheap any 2mm leads fit, steadtlers own are the best thou, but I have tried several brands and hardnesses and they are all decent.
958194
It's been 2 months since I installed it for a customer. I think it only had 1 lead with 2 Molex (IDE) connectors, but I honestly can't remember for sure- sorry. Just spend the extra $10 and get a better one, that's my recommendation. I don't think that I would buy this one again- not that it didn't work, it just didn't have enough connectors for more general use, like I would want.
1893142
Mine came with a presoldered lead with a barrel connection on the end. The other end of the spool had four pads, one is labeled "+12" and the others were blank. I removed the lead and desoldered the two wires. For each one of the other pads you attach to your negative lead, you will turn on one set of LEDs. If you look in the customer photos, you will see how I soldered on 4, solid core wires for control of each set of LEDs. When you connect all three pads to negative, it is the brightest.
1701764
sorry, I have no idea. I would think that the batteries would be the same. Maybe the contacts of the leads might be different. If so, a soldering iron and some wire would do the trick.
335263
I used bare wires. Sounds great. If you want to pin the wires go for it. Probably no difference, just takes a little more time.
461275
The existing wires come directly out of an encapsulated power supply in the box. What I did was open the box and attach the existing wires to an inserted Romax wire using wire nuts. There is plenty of room in the box for the wire nuts. I sealed the hole with a little calk.
220796
The leads are about 6" in length. So feasibly they could be about 11"-12" apart with the attached wires.
1444832
I used them to connect a 24v system drawing over an ampere. They work fine. I soldered the connections with heat shrink tubing over the splice. Take a look at http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm there is a calculator there that is a handy reference.
1183519
What is the housing on the red lead? Didn't try to open it but it appears to be a fuse link.
458715
You have to cut the connectors off the OEM signals. And these are only 2 wire as they don't have the "running light" option.
1377991
I wouldn't use them. they melted them selves to my socket and had to replace them. spend the extra money on good ones now and not in the long run replacing wires.
1578915
these are for speaker wire connections, push in connection from amp to back of speaker. there should be a push-in connecter on most better quality amps and speakers.
1748915
SK7's answer is very good. Also be sure there is ample bare copper wire inside the wire nuts (to make good contact wire to wire) and that they are screwed tight.
1350195
Sounds like a mistake. The connectors come in a small baggie inside the tube. They are kind of easy to lose as they are small and clear, but they should be in there.